Every harbor has its old soul. It's rarely the biggest boat at the dock or the newest marina on the chart. More often, it's the weathered workhorse tucked into a forgotten corner, carrying enough stories in her timbers to fill a wheelhouse library. These are the places that survive changing tides, changing economies, and changing generations, not because they're fashionable, but because they still serve a purpose. Hidden inside the industrial maze of the Port of...

There’s an old saying among sailors: the wind doesn’t care about your politics. Neither does the ocean. Neither does the tide. Neither does the guy on the dock who forgot to tighten his fuel cap and is now wearing half his bilge water as cologne. But apparently, a parade does. During New York Harbor’s grand Sail4th 250 celebration, the old sloop  Clearwater found herself booted from the parade of tall ships. Not because she dragged anchor through the...

A Little Luxury Never Hurt Anyone! Now, I’ve seen a lotta boats in my time—some built to go fast, some built to float like condos,...

This two-owner boat was purchased by the current owner in 2002 and in 2014 sailed from Canada to Mexico's Sea of Cortez where she...

This is the full 114 minute video! The Boat Geeks #44 - "Sailor Barry" Collins, popular YouTuber and Sail Cargo entrepreneur. Barry has long been harboring...

The Seven Seas Cruising Association (SSCA) in partnership with Lorraine’s Café Black Point Exumas will once again host the 4th Annual Bahamas Cruisers Gathering...